Elliott v. Leathers

Whitman, Judge.

1. Elliott’s claim to ownership of the land here involved is by virtue of three tax deeds made pursuant to levies for delinquent taxes. Leathers’ claim to ownership is based upon conveyances by quitclaim and warranty deeds from the owners.

The trial court found that the levies and tax deeds under which Elliott claims title were void for lack of adequate description of the land levied upon and sold, and that no title passed thereby. These findings are enumerated as error.

We limit our attention, insofar as adequacy of description is concerned, to the descriptions contained in the…